Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-08
She Talks About Her Bow.
Why He Lost Interest I'm His Play-Many
He Goes Brightly Back to school.

AS there are many letters in the papers about
the new remedy thought you might like to hear Of
a case in my family. / write because there are so
many mothers who viii be glad to know of a medi.
cine that Is safe to give their children in place of
quiniue, which often has such bad effects.
Some fifteen month"; ago my son Harry, then
about eityen years old, taken with malaria, Of
which there is always or less in the part OF
jersey City where we live. lie h-st seemea out OF
sorts didn't want TO 90 TO .choo and dragged about
the house in a dull, listless way altogether unnaiu
RAJ 10 him until finally he came 70 be down sick In
bed. II wing had some experience Of malaria doc
tored him myself Tor TWO weeks, giving quinine IN
pretty large doses for the boy age-about ten grains
day. He had all the sym toms snch az iaDgour.
yawnirg ana stretching, blue lips. ard finger
nails. goose fesh all over his body, and feeling Of
beavlness at The Of he stomach, chattering Of the
teeth, trembling in his and egs and pain in
the nead back and lolns and he complained Of being
10 sore and tired. when the fever was on he would
be burning up for several h and toss bis bed
The fever frightened the temperature got to be
1903 degrees-and sent for physician.
The attack had now developed into a bad Of
malaIisl Intermittent fever. The doctor gave quiz
nine bur IL lad no better ef ct in his hands than II
had in mine. Then arsenic tried and at last bel
ladonna The latter drug by and by affected Harry
eyes that he could nothing clearly except
when close at hand The sickDes lasted quite ELK
weeks and Harry got 20 reduced and en- aeiatfd That
those who him when he was well would harsly
know him now. j.e was 80 much run down, and
was so low in sn and strength that We thought he
was surely going into a decline. His appetite failed
80 he could eat nothing. Indeed he could tcarcely
drink milk Under the ply -ician's treatment he I'm
proved that the physician thought it unntc' ssary
to continue his visits still, he did not gain ST. epgth
or flesh, he improvement being only transient, and
he suffered a relapse aud was soon as bad as ever.
Thinking that a change might be beneficial We took
him to VT. k-co and kept him there rome weeks
apdf,rai the change seemed to improve hin .
and be seemed improved. 1t but temporary,
however for on our return he was soon rs bad a.
ever. We were very much discouraged about him.
an called in a new doctor, and he treated him for
some time but his fever raged with increased force
and seemed slowly sapping his life and strength
After weeks OF treatment he was prac lcally
abandoned by the physician, who said, at Is not of
the slightest use for me to see him. You doctO-
him as well as can. Quiuiue Is the only thir that
can DO HIN any good" SO went with quiz
nine; tut it seemcd TO have effect upon him sat
ever h. ab ting the disease.
He was now very sick and weak and We hard ly
d red 10 mink of what the result might be. when
a friend called to gee ps-to whom
telling lIarry's sad C ndtion-hc said 10 us: "Why
don't od give him Ka~ kne?" telling II. that II was
IA nrv ic'Hody for a. ilria, aud how elcctua ii va
in tina complaint t',lHr that II ,ntv
do anyihn We eoud. ~ got @um" X T. ki1e and
beg IA ny il. In bJut n week saw change for
the tie il my boss condition fret noticed f.
in his yes. they had an througt his -i knees booked
duh and cleared and red "a II nflfned blood. hot
They sGcn BEGAN IT, lose thcis appearance and grow
brlu ana clear a. the" u-ed % b. IN he
in brH't Y o. mcui'C ne 9r"m TO lrre his eyes from
tt,ir i4l.td upp'HrluC" q d they crew bright
nA.hinp Hgitu. ir- appetite began to improve, and
aeon Ht VIZ real hungry and ieii' he'd his f'Od
~, eyer b, # him aud was prrmlu"a.l9 br ken.
hi tired t...iuc dis,lpeaFe aud he ut lvriy al0
ciicN IL T. 4 t,t bio strength and c!.e, r -.s and
he az. QUO hgh', 'pry th'id ngan. Two bot
ties Of Et~tt.r cl. d l,}a Iu- wn~ a Noy"ar beT.
Hr1.i. % r". lr IN ia tower. ali tin id. bad
sympiopis ,i-ipp ard uevc- T. cons barS
sine tho q. h ng. Ucvrr hNd the lras IL of ia
fever He got w'll and strong aud IN tour Sc 4,
hc was bacN n -rhOol AGAIN ~ well as h ever VIA
aud hus remained since.
MRS IttopoEE \. SOL0NoNS,
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